Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-16
Local Paragraphs.


Aud the weather.
Try us for Hne job printing.
Straw Hats sold at cost at Kauff-
mans.
For Summer Clothing go to Kauff.
mans store.
The best Oranges, Lemons and Pine
Apples at Stover's grocery.
why not 90 Ia a regular shoe store like
J. II. Musser II Sons, TO buy your shoes ,
Wallace & Co.'S. show will exhibit
at Bellefonte, tomorrow, June 18th.
james Kennedy, of Spring Mills,
was caller at this office last Monday.
Regular services IN the Lutheran
church at this place next Sunday eve'
ming.
Those flower pots just received at
j. w. Stover's are daisies. Go and see
them.
III You want light dress hat, the
latest ia the market, SO to Kauffman's
store.
Editor Kurtz, of the Centre Hall
Reporter, was in town few hours on
Monday.
--Silk Hats are getting 10 be immense
ly popular for Sunday head wear in
Mfllheim.
Those i'm need OF a good clock
should call on j. w. StoYer and see his
fine assortment.
Mrs. John Toner and son, of Blan-
chard. are here on visit to her parents,
Ex-sheriff Musser's.
Simon King, OF Northumberland.
Pa, came mp on Tuesday to visit his
mother and friends.
Mrs. Miffiin Meyer, from Ohio, was
in on visit to her sister, Mrs. Jos.
Kleckner, of Coburn.
Emil. Kerstetter of Penn township.
is building new house at Frogtown, a
mile south Of this place.
WIN. Shafer will complete his con-
tract OF plastering the large factory
building on Penn street this week.
The brick works above town are
booming. Three thousand first-class
brick per day are being turned out.
Just received full line of Queens
ware, which is being sold lower than
ever. ID. 1. KAUFMAN & Co.
CHOICE BRIcK.-The undersigned
has for sale lOs of choice brick.
C.C. LOBE, Rebersburg, Pa.
Work on the public park between
The Court House and Jail in Bellefonte,
is reported as proceeding energetically.
Franklin and Marshall College at
Lancaster celebrates its centennial this
year. the celebration taking place this
week.
Miss Carrie Swengle, the Oldest
daughter of Rev. Swengle, OF this place
Ia away on visit to friends In Union
county.
u. Eisenhuth, Esq., the candidate for
Treasurer from this town, is out on q
canvassing tour through tae county
this week.
The yard around the U. b. parson.
aye on Penn street is being sodded,
which will greatly improve the looks Of
that property.
Green, not too green. but just green
enough to kill any potatoe bug sitting
on stock. The pure Paris Green at
j. w. Stover's.
That silk plug on Milton Musser's
head looks too utterly du- du- for
anything. May his (the hat'sl shadow
meyer grow less.
There will he preaching in the u.
b. church Of this place next Sabbath
morning at 10 O'Clock. by the pastor,
Rev. G. Workman.
--Millheim is exceedingly dull during
the day at this time OF the year. But
in the evening the town generally
makes up for lost time.
Wilson Kistler, the tapneryman
from Lock Haven, accompanied by Jos.
Mosser, OF Mosserville, Pa, stopped in
town few hours on Monday.
II. I'll. Reifsnyder, one of our Jus
tices, is up to thetimes. He does his wri-
ting by machine now, having placed a
type writer lin his office on Main street.
"A large party of ladies and gentle
men from Clearield, arrived at Lock
Haven last Saturday upon a raft, hav-
ang made the distance, lou miles I'm Two
days.
Don't forget that j. w. ..Stover al
ways has fine selection OF Jewelry,
and IL you want a g ood watch, or a
cheap watch, he can suit you every
time.
The first lot of B. o. Deiningel 3
new tax receipt books is now ready for
the market and several canvassers will
he going out shortly to push the sale of
the books.
Jacob Gephart's residence on North
street presents fine appearance since
it has received several coats of paint.
Mauck and son did the work in their
accustomed me chanical style.
-Lewisburg has a G. A. r. band,
which is sustained by the post of that